Macomb County Jail

Physical Address
43565 Elizabeth RdMt Clemens, MI, 48043

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At a Glance

Visitation

  • Many Michigan jails run visitation through video systems—either onsite kiosks or remote internet sessions—rather than traditional face-to-face visits.
  • Visits usually require advance visitor registration and approval before you can schedule time with an inmate.
  • Visits are commonly recorded and monitored; violations of rules can end the visit and risk future visiting privileges.

Communication

  • Phone calls are usually placed by the incarcerated person either as collect calls or from a prepaid/debit account.
  • Non-legal phone and video communications are routinely recorded and monitored.
  • Video visits generally require creating an account with the facility’s approved vendor and getting approved as an authorized visitor before scheduling.

Sending Money

  • You can usually add funds online, by phone, or at facility kiosks for commissary, messaging, phone time, or bond payments.
  • When making a payment you must select the correct facility and resident and choose the deposit type (commissary, bond, or bill).
  • Online and phone payments require your billing information plus the inmate’s full name and facility booking or ID number.

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Topic Overviews

Visitation

Specific visitation details for Macomb County Jail weren't available in the sources used here, so plan around common Michigan jail practices. Most Michigan jails run visits through video systems, either at onsite kiosks or through remote internet sessions. Traditional face-to-face visits are often limited or replaced entirely. You'll need to register as a visitor, get approved, then book a time through the facility's scheduling system. Booking windows and rules vary. For remote video visits, you'll need a working camera and reliable internet. You may be asked to use an app or test your connection before your appointment. Expect visits to be recorded and monitored. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID for check-in.

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Communication

Communication at Macomb County Jail generally follows options common in Michigan jails: outbound phone calls, scheduled video visits, tablet messaging (often with photos), and electronic mail handled by third-party vendors. Non-legal phone calls and video visits are routinely recorded or monitored, while attorney communications may be handled differently. To receive calls, set up a prepaid or receiving account with the facility's phone vendor. The incarcerated person typically places outgoing calls as collect calls or from a prepaid or debit account. Video visits require creating a vendor account, getting approved as an authorized visitor, and scheduling through the vendor's portal or app. Tablet messages and photos are screened, and vendors set their own fees and content rules.

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Sending Money

To add money for someone at Macomb County Jail, you'll typically use an online portal, a pay-by-phone system, or an on-site kiosk. Depending on the service, funds can cover commissary, phone time, messaging, bond, care packages, or bill payments. The usual process: select the correct facility, choose the resident, then pick a deposit type (commissary, bond, or another bill). Have the resident's full name and booking or ID number ready, plus your billing details for online or phone transactions. Double-check IDs and amounts so the deposit posts to the right account.

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Common Questions

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How do I schedule a visit at Macomb County Jail?

You’ll typically need to register as a visitor and be approved before you can schedule. Once approved, book your visit through the facility’s appointment system or vendor portal, since notice windows and booking rules can vary.

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Can I visit in person or remotely at Macomb County Jail?

Many Michigan facilities use video visitation, either on onsite kiosks or remotely from a computer, tablet, or smartphone. Remote visits usually require a working camera, reliable internet, and sometimes an app or a quick connection test before your scheduled time.

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What ID and behavior rules should I expect for a visit?

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID to check in. Visits are commonly recorded and monitored, and if you break the rules your visit can be ended and your future visiting privileges may be affected.

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How do I receive phone calls from an inmate at Macomb County Jail?

Set up a prepaid or receiving account with the jail’s telephone vendor so you can accept calls or add funds. The incarcerated person typically places outgoing calls as collect calls or from their prepaid or debit account.

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Are phone calls or video visits recorded at Michigan jails?

Yes. Non-legal phone calls and video visits are routinely recorded or monitored. Attorney communications may receive different treatment depending on the situation.

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How can I send messages or photos to someone with a jail-issued tablet?

Create an account with the tablet vendor, then follow their steps to add contacts and send messages or photos. Messages and photos are screened, and the vendor may charge fees or limit what you can send.

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